Quick question does EA/origin games work on Linux
Quick question does EA/origin games work on Linux
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EA loves to break their launcher in proton
I'm asking cause I'm about to buy Mass effect LE lol
yeah i just avoid EA games out of habit for a multitude of reasons, i own 2 games on EA/Origin and both of them are not made by EA but published by them and i run them on a windows VM just because i cba to deal with their crappy launcher
I have 10 dollars on Amazon and the only games that are good and cheap are from EA
just dont be surprised if their launcher breaks or require you to remake the prefix
if the game is bought through origin (instead of steam) i think you should use lutris, otherwise use steam
Okay EA ha ha
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other than that not much i can say since i dont play the 2 games i own on linux
Yeah they're origin codes iirc
Yeah
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Just out of pure curiosity since I found it accidentally, is it better to use Bazzite's TDP settings or stick with SimpleDeckyTDP?
Ohh finally fullscreen bug on gnome fixed. (docked steam deck on a ultra widescreen)
Nice
How to tell if I'm using nvk or the proprietary drivers?
by the image name?
bazzite/bazzite-gnome <-- opensource drivers (nvk/amd/intel)
bazzite-nvidia/bazzite-gnome-nvidia <-- nvidia drivers
wonder what module is tainting the kernel
Cool, thanks
every out of tree module will taint the kernel (proprietary drivers, staging drivers, out of tree modules, using certain hardware configurations, etc)
boo
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